LeMoyne-Owen (4-21)

LeMoyne-Owen's opponents in order of rating: 
     Team            Rating        Score  Effect  W- L
   ---------------   ------       ------- ------ -----
   Miles              505.6 LOSS   59-90         23- 4 Division II
   Miles              505.6 LOSS   52-78         23- 4 Division II
   Delta St.          498.3 LOSS   73-87         17-13 Division II
   Clark Atlanta      472.6 LOSS   64-66         19-10 Division II
   Savannah St.       468.5 LOSS   52-70         18-12 Division II
   Morehouse          465.3 LOSS   86-91         18-13 Division II
   Morehouse          465.3 LOSS   51-62         18-13 Division II
   Albany State (GA)  453.1 LOSS   80-84         18-12 Division II
   Edward Waters      450.6 LOSS   62-79         16-14 Division II
   Tuskegee           445.9 LOSS   61-63         16-13 Division II
   Talladega          445.2 LOSS   57-58         13- 5 NAIA
   Central St. OH     430.7 LOSS   69-86         17-18 Division II
   Kentucky St.       428.0 LOSS   69-72         13-15 Division II
   Kentucky St.       428.0 LOSS   71-77         13-15 Division II
   Fort Valley St.    417.7 LOSS   67-76         11-18 Division II
   Spring Hill        410.8 LOSS   63-68          9-18 Division II
   Lane College       396.3 LOSS   73-95          7-19 Division II
   Lane College       396.3 LOSS   72-77          7-19 Division II
   Benedict           384.9 LOSS   65-66          6-22 Division II
   Rust               376.5 LOSS   81-83          4- 8 NAIA
>> LeMoyne-Owen       366.5 <<                    4-21 Division II
   Tuskegee           445.9 WIN    67-59   ++    16-13 Division II
   Central St. OH     430.7 WIN    69-62   ++    17-18 Division II
   Spring Hill        410.8 WIN    89-86   ++     9-18 Division II
   Allen              374.5 WIN    62-60   ++     6-21 Division II
Games against teams within about 100 rating points are often the best indicators of a team's actual strength.

"Effect" ranges from "---", a game that caused a large decrease in the team rating, to "+++", a game that produced a large increase in rating.

Note that wins over very weak teams may actually hurt a team's rating (the opposite is true for losses to very good teams).